University District building permits — week of August 17, 2026

Building and land-use permits published for University District the week of August 17, 2026, from the City of Seattle SDCI datasets.

In the week of August 17, 2026, University District logged 6 permits — 3 newly filed and 3 newly issued — across Seattle's building and land-use permitting, representing an estimated $9.6M in construction value. The largest project on file was “Change use from office to Institution per land use code. Construct tenant improvements fo…” — a Over $2M job. Most activity fell in the $100k–500k range.

3
New applications
3
Issued permits
6
Total permits
$9.6M
Est. project value

Projects by value band

Under $25k
0
$25k–100k
1
$100k–500k
4
$500k–2M
0
Over $2M
1

Notable projects

Owner names and mailing addresses are available to subscribers.

71•••74-CN
New application

Change use from office to Institution per land use code. Construct tenant improvements for learning center (Emerald Learning Center) at second floor of existing commercial building occupy per plan.

Over $2MUniversity District
71•••93-CN
Issued

Construct east two-family dwelling (Establish use as duplex per land use code. Construct (2) two-family dwellings per plan. Review & process for (2) records under 7068994-CN)

$100k–500kUniversity District
70•••94-CN
Issued

Construct west two-family dwelling (Establish use as duplex per land use code. Construct (2) two-family dwellings per plan. Review & process for (2) records under 7068994-CN)

$100k–500kUniversity District
71•••86-CN
New application

Construct initial tenant improvements in a mixed-use building on NE corner of ground floor for a Pilates studio (BodyRok) occupy per plan.

$100k–500kUniversity District
71•••55-CN
New application

Change of use from Sales and Service to Eating and Drinking per land use code. Construct initial tenant improvements in mixed-use building on first floor for Moka & Co occupy per plan. Mechanical is included.

$100k–500kUniversity District

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